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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-01
Business of the Clearrng-Houses.

Bnslness OF Inc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BOSTON, July 31.-The following table. compiled
from special dispatches the Post from the
of the leading clearing houses of the United States
shows the gross exchanges for the week ending July
80, 1887, with comparisons with the corresponding
week last wear:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-01
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.

Two Great Commercial Centers
NEW YORK. July 3o.-Flour. receipts, % $50
packages; exports. s997 brls and 25.64s sacks;
dull and heavy, sales ID 500 brls; patent Minnesota
extra good to prime 81 259450
Wheat Receipts 1872 554 bu; exports. PA sos
Ia; spot lots declined iaG1c. and options LEA SIC,
closing heavy about the inside rates Export inquiry
fair speculation moderately active; sales 442i. 600
bu futures and 432 900 Blu spot; No Chicago
7sl417sloc; do c. (. l., 77077ssc; ungraded red
76Ds2l0c; No. red, 1880 elevator, S0l40 81
delivered. 79iec 4. o. b. No, req nom
No red August 7e II.16079e closing al
Sss.ci September. so 116gS0l2c. closing at S0isc;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-01

NEW YORK July 3O-Market quiet in demand
as nspal to very hot half of Saturday. Business
Continues good through orders with improvement
lined in some direcaons.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-01

Real Estate Transfers.
Instruments filed for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county, Indiana for the twentyfour hours
ending at P. NJ, July 30, 1897. as furnished by
Elliott g. Butler abstracters of titles Room %. Etna
Building:
The EQUITABLE Trust Company to Henry
addition to indianapolis -....-.----.. S4, $4,000
Mary A. Mugge Margaret Fox, lot "a,
in Van Baricum's subdivision of part of
outlot 121 in indianapolis ------.------ 1900
John c. Pierson to Harriet P. Prer. lots
and 2, in John G. Persons North Merid-
ian-street addition Indianapols.--- 1,4O0. 90
part Of square u 81 in Indianapolis - 100000
Elizabeth Gray and heirs to Charles Rich
ardson. lot z. in block 8, in the Star ad-
dition to Indianapolis. 10000
Conveyances, 5; consideration. -S24, $500
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-11
WORKING GLASSES A n rs saa p!

pared TO lulhish all classes with employment
at home, the whole OF the time, or OF Their
spare moments Business new light ana
profitable. Persons Of her sex easily earn
from 80 cenis TO $500 per evening. and pro,
portional sum by devoiing all heir inc 10 iie
business Bows and girls earn nearly as inue1l
rs men. That al who see this may sens
their address and tert the business, wcinaRss
this offer. TO such H. are not we'll saiis
OF writing. tull particulars and o.iiii frer;,
Address GEORGE STINhON Il co. Poff
land, Maine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-11

A gentleman who returned re-
Gently from Aspinwall tells the follow
ing curious story of the manner in
which the natives of the interior of
The Isihmus of Panama capture monk
eys
almost MI the pet monkeys in
this country" said he, "come from
Gorgona, a small village halfway on
the line of the Panama Railroad. The
Inhabitants are mostly native negroes,
for no white man could live in the
village month unless he drank
whisky ana took qulnlne constantly.
The surrounding country is swampy
and covered with Il dense mass of lux
urant We! elaion. Al niehtlall II
thick mlasma arises from the ground
and hangs over the forests Ikea cloud.
This place Is the monkeys paradise.
They travel through the forest in
lrorps, going wherever the king
monkey leads. When the Da'ivcs have
been apprised of the presence Of a
troop they 70 about warily to capture
them. Their plan is a simple one.
A hole is cut in the she'll of n cocoa
nut Just large enough to admit n
monkeys Enclosed paw. The cocoa.
nut is scooped ont and lump OF
sugar IS placed in the hollow. A
string is hen attached to This novel
trap and the negroes conceal them
selves until the monkeys pass by. Gu.
rlGslly is one Of the chief character.
isiics of these little creatures, and
when thew espy the cncoanut lying
upon the ground they come dow
from the trees and proceed to inspect
it carefully The lump of sugar does
not escape their notice, and one of
them thrusts paw through the aper.
ture to grasp it. With the lump of
sugar clasped in his hand he finds it
impossible to withdraw it, nor Will
his greedy nature allow him TO aban
don his prize. The negroes have no
difficulty in drawing him nearer
and nealer to their ambush. the whole
troop scamperlng madly about him,
aha,,ering and gesiicula'iug us only
monkeys can. When they have ar.
rived wi'hiu easy reach large mel is
thrown out and they are made prison
ers. Twenty or thirty are often
caught Mt one haul The natives sell
hem tn the employees of the Panama
Railroad, who in turn dispose of
them in The American marke'.'
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-11
A Wis.'s Heiort.

Old Joe was quief old man, but
somewhat too ford If the hottie.
When in his cups, his ideas tended
toward Theological matters, which he
always avoided in his sober momea,s
1t was Saturday afternoon, aud his
good wife wanted some wood Tor HE
oven, rs she had bread to bake. Joe
do wish Won would so and split
some wood; here ii is nearly , u'clnck
and the fire isn't made Joe went
out tn execute his mission, and fear
ing his physical conui'ion Was weak,
maIched to the ncighborinG tavern TO
iortfy himself therein. He returned
home utterly obliN lous tn all things
save his pet theories Sealing him
self on the char, he said: Il say (hir),
Jane, do you (hic) lhink (hir) the
Lord (hic) means To burn us all up IN
frey The venerable spouse, being
exceedingly irale, did not answer.
Again he repeated the question. Suit
an ominous silence. 'Wilc, do you
think Ihe Lord means To burn us all
up in fire ev'iastng%
Mop said the now thoroughly
aroused lonsewsfe; no, you fool,
not if he waits Tor you 10 split the
woodl.'
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-11

Al Hawthorne with the United States stage
Company's COACHES FOR Aurora. ii miles.
Bodie $. miles; lundy and Bridgeport, and
stages for CoTeyviiie. 4 miles.
Az Luniug, la5 mics from Mound House.
With Giimer. Salisbury = Co. tri-weokly
STAGES leaving Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays for DowueySile. GnauGsvi.e and
Relmout.
81 Candelsria with the stages 81 Comm.
bus. miles; Silver Peak, Nonte5.siia. Aida
valley. Cola Mountain. etc.
AT keeicr. with sioges for Ccfro Gordo, 8
miles; Darwin. y miles. ard Panamiut.
H. NJ. NkElNGION. Gen. supt.
Il. J. LAWS, Assistant superintendent.
n. A. BENDER,
General N eight and Passenger Agent
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-11
THE LONG HAUL AND aHt sBo@'r
BAUL.

BETTER have a good short haul
Than no haul at all, AT all
For the fellow with a long one
Isn't certain Of the strong one.
TIE short haul man is on top
The law now gives him the drop
On the long-haul. But the hauler,
just all the same, il the caller.
GIVE the short haul man show
And let the long-haul man blow;
But 'twixt the long haul and he short,
The bland freight agent will report
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-11

IN ADDITION To IT'S EXTENSIVE
A local circulation. hundreds of copies are
distributed 10 subscribers in the Eastern
states and over the Pacific Coast.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-11
4 NoNeisy mt "a Wesi,ling.

Alta recent wedding tin box was
provided, in which were placed u
sheet Of paper containing the auto
graphs of all present, a list of the
gifts received, photographs of bride
and groom, piece Of The wedding
cake aud The brides dress, one OF her
gloves, some of the orange blossoms
and anything else of inIereSt. The
box Ia be securely fastened not to be
opened for s5 wears, The mother of
the bride had similar box prepared,
and found the opening OF 1t, rs years
after, an event Of such interest that she
advised her daughter TO do the same.
What chapter OF history such q cas-
ket conlainsl
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-11
Z. M GSh,1S E1

III kearny -teet, San FRANCES" al.
Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Ex-
hau ted Vitality, sperm torfh@a os iuun
hnod, lmpoteucy, Paraly sis, trostal orrhpa.
and ali the terrible eff cts of Sc fabus and
excess in maturer years. such as oss OF
Memory, Lass itude, Nocturnal hmss ons,
aversion to socf ty, Dimness OF vision Noiscs
ia the Head, lh- vital fluid passin unob-
served n The urine, aud many other diseases
thai lead 10 insanity and death.
lDNu aeI.N
Suffering from any of the above symptoms,
should consult MS AT once. The drain can be
stopped, vIaity restored, and life be made
again "A pleasure instead OF u burucn.
There are many
MiDUA -,Glo nEN
who are troubled with too frequent evacua-
tion of the biadde often accom- panied by
sight rmartiug or burning sensa' ion. and
Weakening OF the system III manner they
cannot account for, hoiy Sedlme III th'
urine, etc. Many die OF III officially lgnor-
ant oi the cause, which is the second stage Ut
seminal weakness
IuuEs GUARANTEE IN ALL SUCH CASES,
Guns i, linipuu FIRE Thorough eX NINA.
tion and ADVICE ihciuding chemical analysis
and microscopic examination OF The ulne, 81.
Al honest opinion give III every case.
he lolio"ing Mcdic.hes suppl, at the
prices named:
y. a. KY Ot,o?HA VIPti Il =
~,0RA ~. So bottle, or four mes
the quantity Slu.
A., LU BUTr i.s sHsE
sent 10 any one applying by Letter, stating
symptoms, sex and age. strict secresy III re-
gafd to all business lshnsactlous.
The teleblat,d kc nry Remedy,
NErHhn II, for all kinds OF kidney
ana Is adler Complaints, Gunotrhoea, elect,
Leucorlhua, eic For sae By AL druggists;
81 u boltie. or bottles lur S5lO.
The English uAN. A. ON l. W IL
ma OpN - PA. is the best in
the market For sale by ali druggists; price,
~ cents tOttle.
Address ny isb Medical Disp' nsary,
No. II BARNEY STREET, SAN FgAhcIsoJ,
CALIFORNIA.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-11

Send to the BULLETIN office fot all
kinds OF job-work.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-11
STATIONS.

The above Trans are run uaiiy ana mike
close Conneouon al Mound uoase with
tralus OF the Virginia and Trackce Railroad
for NiIriLia City and Keno. and with the
Central Pacific al heho. Via the Nlrgnla ana
Iruckec Tor all points Eas. ana Vest,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20
The virgfnia.Debt Problem.

RESOLUTIONS TO STAND BY THE RIDDLEBERGER ACT.
The Virginia senate finance committee has sub
mitted majority report on the settlement OF the
Virginia debt, embracing resolutions: II. That
the governor be authorized and requested to direct
the officers OF the State TO supend all proceedings
OF the commonwealth against parties who have
heretofore rendered coupons for taxes due the
commonwealth until January %, 1888, provided
the bondhoiders shall also cease all attempts TO
tender or to induce: others to tender coupons for
taxes, and that the bondholders or their agents
shall publish circular that they Will not sustain
the taxpayers In any attempt to use coupons for
taxes during the same period. 2. While profoundly
anxious that final adjustment OF the debt of this
State shall be speedily effected the general assem-
bly, deems II TO be due to frankneSs and fair deal
Ing with the holders OF the securities OF yir-
ginia to solemnly declare 1t TO be the unalter-
able purpose of the government and OF the
people or this commonwealth to stand by the
basis OF adjustment provided for by the act known
as the Riddeberger bill That Virginia will carry
out that settlement in good faith and that any
hope or expectation that any adjustment OF the
debt or the State more favorable to the public
creditor than that authorized by the Riddleberger
act Will ever be made, Is utterly Elusive and
groundless 3. These resolutions shall take effect
from their passage
In the house Of delegates the resolution which
tnstructs Virginia senators and Representatives in
Congress to urge the Immediate repeal OF the
whole internal-revenue system Of taxation was
agreed to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20

COMMITTEES TO HAVE CHARGE or THE pIFFERE
BRANCHES


BRANCHES.
At meeting OF the Potomac Boat Club at VII
lar1s Hotel last evening the following committees
were appointed In connection with the club fair
next spring:
committee on han and orders. A. Dougherty.
chairman; j. A. Robinson. j. $. Dyer, +. l. Corn
wei. X. +. Libby, H. c. NOOrisy I. Z Oertel W.
T. Ripley, W. III. selah, 4. 5. Cropley and j. X
Reynolds.
Noting-W. f. Lewis, chairman; W. b. Baldwin.
W h h1rton, l. O. u Lamar, jr., W. T. Norton,
frank smart, II. g. stewart, John Writ ST. Julian
D@Pral, Dr. Wit, j. j. HOlllster, j. : hollow Geo
I sawyer, ;. H. Wheeler e. q. Warden
FAR paper-JOhn Hadley Doyle editor: w f.
E0erts- Austin Herr, James W. Walsh
1u>fUlians Of gOOds-W- +. Roberts. Austin Herr
e 4 L1pirnt-, Dr. VI. +. Finly, ). A. Dougherty.
A Il. CrQpley.
decentralization, Fisher. Doxon. III. II.
l'Jyle. r. r: Helmuth, Geo. NJ Jones, c. ID. Penne-
hacker. f. x. Reynolds.
Amussments-J. W. Walsh. John King. T.
uUiCulli-, Barbar1n, C. NJ Hendley, Prescott Rer-
N. 4. i carpenter, &. ID. CrOpley, A. h CIaile r.
4 BpdE'. FinckeL. Frank Jones. Col joyce Frank
AilseT, y NJ. AcRae James Patterson Col SeIden
J.. y shaw, Dr. q. Il. Welch.
MUSIC anu decOrat1On-O. p Schmidt Z A
DOli9herty, Or. W. Writ, A. Zappone H. G. Gibson
X H. AFpIn, W. G. Bailey. II. ". EimOre a w
harrison, J. H. Koran, George J. Johnston r. v
II bow, VI. Maverick, W. ". Oniey, f. c. Randall
y J. >praSue, j. i. WOOlten, j. III. DOYLE DuyalI
brace, B0teier. Derrick, j. ID. DOYLE VIM Hunger,
lOrd- SETH Ming. r VI. Mcleod, W. : Parks n d
Narlell and U. Nhiteside.
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THr MERRY CHR1srxAs

The years Greatest Holiday IL now Ut hand-the
Gladstone time to which childhood looks forward with
30 much Joyous anticipstion the welcome season in
which to those Of mature years the delights
are mingled with memories Of the time when. young
and bounding hearts, they too. had an mistaken BE-
lief in the existence Of Santa Claus
We have made ample preparation this to sup
ply all.
make q selection from.
See anything among the following list win be the
article you would like to give some one:
Plush Work Boxes. in Red, Blue and Orange 9Sc-
s1.9s, 81 IS to S54S.
Jewel Cases. in Leather and Plush, esc.. sI.4s
90 as, s26S.
Smoking Sets, Csc. to s224.
Poker Sets. s2.6s, s2.9s to s4.6s, containing two
decks of cards.
Odor Cases, in Leather and Plush, Fancy Cut-Glass
Bottles, 81. II. s1.19. 81 9S.
Plush Case containing soap and perfumery. s1.25
S19S to 1924
Gents Shaving Sets, in Plush and Leather Cases
$1.4S, SL74, s1.9S to S7.9S.
Gents Fine Shaving Set and Dressing Case COM
bned, S7.gS
Gents Travelling Sets. in Leather Gases, s49s
1924, S5.4S, 1874, and S6.4S.
Smaller Sets Sl.4S, 81 .9S to $36S.
Gents Collar and Cuff Boxes, Csc. SEC, sl.4S
s224 aset
Ladies' Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, in Plush
g. As Set.
Single Glove Boxes in Leather Acc each
oHRie uanukercE1eI Boxes, IN Learner 4Sc each.
Gents Cuff Boxes, in shape Of drum. nickel plated
1924
Small Manicure Sets. in Plush Cases. 6Sc, 14c.
99c., sta to $3.6S; Leather Case, 1924
Larger and More Complete Sets in Leather and Plush
Cases $7.2i, g. 40, $S.9S, &1O4S.
Dressing Cases, with mirror, comb. and brush
s19S, $2.4s. S3.19 to s19.9S, in Plush and Leather
Cases.
Dressing Cases, with Manicure Sets combined. "a "a
7.9S. so 4S, a99s.
Dressing Cases. with Jewel and Odor Case combined
80 9S to l4.4S.
crackers, 81 %.
Albums in Plush, all cabinets, 80 AZ. $685. s5 25
in copper. red, and blue.
Fine Leather Albums, s4ss, s5.ys, all cabinets
Cheaper Albums, from 69c. to 81 9S.
Large French Dolls, with jointed bodies and fine
bisque heads, csc: 8 9s, $2.6S, $500, s399.
Fine French Doll. with kid body, shoes, and stock
ings, and showing three little teeth, &224.
Fine French Dolls with patent Jointed kid body
324s, 1898, 81. 6S, with shoes and stockings.
Kid Body Dolls, with fine hair, Csc. S1.37 81. SO
Sl.9S.
Dolls. with kid bodies, indestructable heads, shoes
and stockings, 9Sc.
Negro Dolls with jointed bodies, 14c.
satin, 1924.
Large Wax Dolls 4Sc to Use
Medium sized dolls, with indestructible heads, long
flowing hair. 25c Soc. and 4Sc
Dolls. with kid bodies, bisque heads, 29c.
We will keep for you article you do not wish K
serves double purpose; you won't have to wait unit
the last moment to make your selection and you dom
need tear that the folks will discover what you have
bought for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20
National Prohibition Party.
THE CALL FOR THE CONVENTION NEXT YEAR-BA
OF REPRESENTATION.

The CALL FOK THE CONVENTION YEAk-BASIS
OF REPRESENTATION.
Samuel Dickie, chairman Of the National Pro-
hiotion Committee has issued the call for the ma
tional convention, TO be held at Indianapolis, on
Wednesday, June u next. The call contains the
following:
The basis OF representation has been fixed by
the national committee follows: Two dele
gates from the District OF Columbia, two from
each Territory, and from each state twice as many
as the representation OF the State In botn
branches or the National Congress. Delegates
are TO be chosen by such methods as may be de-
cided upon in the various States by State conven-
lions or State committees, and in the District of
Columbia and Territories by corresponding au-
thority. full list OF aHernateS should be chosen
in every case 1t Is desirable that q fair proper
uon or ladies should be sent as delegates.
Since the basis OF representation was fixed, as
above, there has developed widespread feeling
that the national convention as so constituted,
will not be a sufficiently large body. To meet the
case, and yet without assuming authority to
change the basis OF representation, the executive
gates, to be known as provisional delegates, be
selected in each State and Territory and in the
District or Columbia on the basis of one delegate
for each 600 prohibition votes, or major fraction
thereof cast at the last general election, the term
general election" being construed to mean In all
the States the last election In which state officers
were voted for. The convention must meet and
organize under the call as previously determined
and will possess full power to act upon the queS-
tarieS OF conventions and Of State commit tees
should send TO the chairman OF the national COM
mittee full lists OF names and addresses OF all
delegates as soon as selected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20
Suspended Animation.
MAN FOUND TO BE ALIVE IN HIS BURIAL CAsKE
AND RESUSCITATED.

A MAN FOUND TO Re ALIVE IN HIS BURIAL CASKET
AND RESUsCITATED.
A telegram to the New York Herald from Par
kersburg, w. Va December 49, says: peculiar
case of suspended animation is reported here from
Victor, I'm Fayette County. B. F. Miner, middle
aged farmer OF wealth. retired in his usual health
In the morning he complained OF severe pains and
a ply Sic Ian was called BY the time he came the
farmer showed every symptom OF death. After
attempting for some time to resuscitate him the
physician left, pronOuncing him dead. Prepara-
lions were made for the funeral, the supposed
corpse being placed in the caSket. just as the
mourners had nearly finished taking their sup
posed final look at the remains and the casket was
TO be sealed down old lady friend STOPPING close
noticed q slight movement OF the eyelid. She
made known the fact and a physician present,
after an examination, pronounced the man still
alive. He was transferred from the casket to a
couch, restoratives were applied and he is now
recovering rapidly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20
Prohibition by Counties.
THE PLAN RECOMMENDED BY NEW JERSEY RvANGELI

CAL CHURCHES.
telegram from Trenton, n. j., December 10,
says: The Church Temperance Commission of
Conference representing six prominent Evangeli-
cal denominations will soon issue circular letter
TO each or their churches The bill to be presented
to the legislature will be introduced by Assembly
man John G0ble, Of Ocean County, and will ask
for prohibition by counties wherever vote OF the
people shall demand ii. The circular says:
zine highest State Organization OF the PreSby-
terlan reformed, Baptist, Congregational, Luz
tneran ana Methodist churches in New Jersey has
appointed a committee Of conference On temper
ance based upon the entire prohibition OF the trac
In intoxicating drinks. This committee comprised
all m0dincattons of methO 1, and, after thoughtful
prayerful, and mature consideration, unanimously
adopted the following, with which they ask coop
Grafton: We advise all friends OF temperance in
New Jersey to endeavOr TO elect members to its
legislature who shall be pledged TO refer the Ques-
ton or prohibiting the traffic in Intoxicating
drinks TO vote OF the people at special election
called for that purpose This was intended TO in
clude all forms or temperance activity under the
general leadership OF the church, whose position
on moral issues Is so largely Influential The state
temperance Alliance, which, by formal vote, re-
queSted The churches to accept this leadership, Is
in entire accord with the advice OF the commission
ana uniteS with It's presentation To The legislature
A convention or delegates from the churches OF
New Jersey VIII be held In the rooms OF the
woman 5 Christian Temperance Union Ia Trenton
on tuesday, January "a, 1883, at 10 am. to pro-
ceed TO the legislature and press the Passage of the
bill offered at It's last two SESSIONS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20
HOOdwinking the Gar.
SAID TO BE SYSTEMATICALLY DECEIVED By HIS EN-


SAID TO BE SYSTEMATICALLY DECEIVED By HIS EN-
TOURAGE.
letter TO the Political Correspondence OF
Vienna from Berlin charges the cars encourage
with Systematically mislead..g the car and in
ducing him to make decisions which he would not
sanction If he knew the truth. The latest proof OF
this state OF AFFAIRS says the letter. is the recent
article OF the st. Petersburg O1icidL
Gazette, which reflects the false military
reports submitted to the car. The cars secluded
life and the inscriptions fattery OF the diplomats
around him facilitate the work of deception and
explain the cars otherwise incomprehensible at
titude on the most import ant questions OF the
hour. The hope OF averting the catastrophe OF war
depends chiefly upon whether the misrepresenta-
tons OF the cars encourage can be successfully
exposed and the truth revealed TO his majesty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20
killed the Whole Family.
LAWYER sROOps HIS WIFE, HER MOTHER,
srEPDACGHTER AND HTMSILF.

srEPDkuGHTER AND HrAsKLF.
8. s. Crandell, formerly lawyer and real
estate broker in Troy, New York, yesterday shot
his wife, his mother-in-law, Mrs 8. s. Stone, his
step-daughter Julia Buckley, ana himself at their
home in Ballston Spa. All are dead but the wife,
and she Is dying. The parties had q controversy
over money matters His wife was the divorced
wife OF Crandelrs former legal associate Crandell
was once the candidate for sheriff in Washington
County, n. V, and was defeated. He was extrav-
agant In his habits. His wife had money, and the
quarrel was over its control.